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95 accord v6 tranny goofy - 3/18/2008 6:02:12 PM   
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just bought a 95 honda accord v6 auto shifts hard from first to second but usually not when cold fluid seems to be full and doesnt smell burnt check engine light turned on shortly after bought and tachometer stops working after warm i was just wondering if anybody knew where i should start if the engine light is tied in to the tranny or the tach has something to do with the way it shifts ?????
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RE: 95 accord v6 tranny goofy - 3/18/2008 6:08:21 PM   
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Yes, it's possible. See DIY section for instructions on how to pull codes. Trans code is same as engine except the D4 light flashes instead of Check Engine Light.

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RE: 95 accord v6 tranny goofy - 3/19/2008 7:22:13 AM   
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My V6 shifts kind of hard sometimes too.
About the tachometer.....does it bounce intermittently?  Does it work sometimes but not all the time?  Does the engine seem to "shudder" a bit when the tach is not working?  Get back to me on those, I may be able to help you resolve your tach issue.

Oh and by the way, the 95 V6 is OBDII.  There is a plug in port to pull the "check engine" codes behind the ash tray.  Pull the ash tray rearward to see the port.  Take the car the AutoZone or Advance Auto Parts and have them pull the codes with their code reader.  They will do it for free.  Post the code numbers here.  The codes should be in the format of PXXXX.

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RE: 95 accord v6 tranny goofy - 3/25/2008 1:33:27 PM   
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yea as a matter of fact it does shudder a little bit and i dont know if its related to the trans or not but at speeds like 35 45 55 and so on it seems to jump in and out of like fourth its weird

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RE: 95 accord v6 tranny goofy - 3/25/2008 1:35:47 PM   
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and also i went and picked up an obdII scanner but in the process of looking for the service plug they talked about i put a paper clip in the abs plug and now that has a code registered i dont know how to get rid of tried disconnecting the battery and now i dont have the service engine light it hasnt come back on my scanner found nothing real bummer....



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RE: 95 accord v6 tranny goofy - 3/26/2008 7:29:23 AM   
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The most likely cause of tachometer bounce on a 95-97 V6 Accord is a faulty ignition coil.  The tach receives its signal from the coil.  A coil can be had at Advance Auto Parts for around $75.  it is very difficult to test though.  Look at this thread: http://www.hondaaccordforum.com/m_56200/mpage_5/key_/tm.htm The last post on the thread is from a guy who had his fixed for free by a Honda dealer under the 98-081 service bulletin.  I missed that originally.  I could have had my coil replaced for free.  Click here: http://hondaswap.com/accord/service-bulletin-98-081-a-70507/ follow the link, download the form, print it out, and take your car to a Honda dealership. If your car has under 150k on it, the dealer should replace your coil and any faulty emissions components for free according to that bulletin.

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1991 Mustang LX 5.0 Convertible - my daily driver all through college - now sits in my dad''s garage - needs a little TLC

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